Am I the only one who finds std :: move too hard to understand?

Question

So, I was reading about std::move, std::forward, rvalues, lvalues of ad and so on SO and elsewhere. But I find that I can’t understand. Despite the fact that I sometimes get into corrections, I think that I understand the basic things about pointers, links, etc. that were in C ++ before that. Is it me or are these things getting too heavy?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

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